Biography
b. 24 Apr 1892, Ely, Britain, d. 25 March 1978, London, Britain. A popular acting professional, singer, dancer, movie director, writer choreographer, and maker, whose jaunty onstage picture was from the ‘terribly Uk, “I say, aged chap”’ range. Hulbert started to develop his numerous abilities in undergraduate productions while he was their studies at Cambridge University or college. In 1913, while showing up within the Pearl Lady in the Western End, he fulfilled Cicely Courtneidge, the child of maker Robert Courtneidge, plus they had been wedded in 1916. The Pearl Lady was the to begin 13 musicals where they appeared collectively. During the following couple of years Hulbert founded himself in an assortment of musical comedies and revues like the Cinema Celebrity, The Arcadians, The Light Blues (that he was also co-librettist), See-Saw, Bubbly, Bran-Pie, JUST A LITTLE Dutch Girl, Band Up, Pot Fortune, and THE TINY Revue Begins At 9 (1923). From 1925 onwards he co-produced and/or aimed (and occasionally choreographed) a variety of productions, especially those where he also acted. These included INCIDENTALLY (in London and NY), Lido Woman, Clowns In Clover, THE HOME That Jack Constructed, Follow A Celebrity (1930), Under Your Hat, Total Swing, then one In The Air flow (1943). After Globe Battle II, with Oklahoma! as well as the additional American blockbusters coming, Hulbert’s wise and sophisticated design of musical humor was less popular, although he aimed Cicely Courtneidge within the extremely successful Homosexual’s THE TERM in 1951. Over time he introduced many popular tunes, including ‘The Flies Crawled IN THE Windows’, ‘My Head wear’s PRIVATELY Of My Mind’, ‘She’s THIS TYPE OF Comfort and ease To Me’, and ‘I Was NOT Sentimental’, a duet along with his wife using their film Take My Suggestion (1937). Hulbert produced other light humor movies through the 30s, – he and Courtneidge had been just as well-known on the display as around the stage – such as for example Elstree Phoning (1930), The Ghost Teach, Jack port’s The Boy, Bulldog Jack port, Paradise FOR JUST TWO, and Kate Plus Ten. After that there were just occasional releases including Under Your Hat (1940), IN TO THE Blue (1951) Spider’s Internet (1960), rather than Today Darling (1973).
Quick Facts
Full Name Jack Hulbert
Died March 25, 1978, Westminster, United Kingdom
Profession Actor, Singer, Film director, Film producer, Screenwriter, Television producer
Education University of Cambridge
Nationality British, English
Spouse Cicely Courtneidge
Siblings Claude Hulbert
Movies Bulldog Jack, Elstree Calling, Under Your Hat, The Camels are Coming, Love on Wheels, The Spider's Web, Miss Tulip Stays the Night, The Ghost Train, Not Now, Darling, The Cherry Picker, Falling for You, Jack Ahoy, Night and Day, Take My Tip, Soldiers of the King, Jack of All Trades, Kate Plus Ten, Into the Blue, Paradise for Two, Happy Ever After, Sunshine Susie
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Brother-in-law of Rosaline Courtneidge, Charles Courtneidge, Peter Haddon. |
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In Falling for You (1933) he is seen ice skating in a long sequence. His figure skating is at the 'accomplished amateur' standard. |
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During the 1940s, was a Commandant in the Metropolitan Special Constabulary, stationed at Vine Street police station in London's West End. |
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Older brother of actor Claude Hulbert. |
Actor
Actor
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Cherry Picker |
1974 |
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Sir Hugh Fawcett |
Not Now Darling |
1973 |
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Commander Frencham |
Father Dear Father |
1972 |
TV Series |
Headmaster |
Theatre 625 |
1968 |
TV Series |
Waiter |
Comedy Playhouse |
1966 |
TV Series |
The Dean |
Compact |
1964-1965 |
TV Series |
Smith / Giles Barrett |
Theatre Night |
1960 |
TV Series |
Smith |
The Spider's Web |
1960 |
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Sir Rowland Delahaye |
How to Sell Your Husband a Washing Machine |
1956 |
Short |
Husband |
Dead by Morning |
1955 |
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P.C. Feathers |
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre |
1954 |
TV Series |
Ambrose Applejohn |
Gay's the Word |
1952 |
TV Movie |
The Compere |
Taking Things Quietly |
1952 |
TV Movie |
Charles Verity |
The Magic Box |
1951 |
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1st Holborn Policeman |
The Golden Year |
1951 |
TV Movie |
John Radlett |
Man in the Dinghy |
1950 |
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John Fergusson |
Cinderella |
1950 |
TV Movie |
Baron de Stitute |
Here Come the Boys |
1948-1950 |
TV Mini-Series |
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Dick Whittington |
1949 |
TV Movie |
Cook |
The Squeaker |
1949 |
TV Movie |
Captain Leslie |
Smith |
1949 |
TV Movie |
Thomas Freeman |
Under the Counter |
1949 |
TV Movie |
Sir Alec Dunne |
Housemaster |
1949 |
TV Movie |
Charles Donkin |
Quinneys |
1948 |
TV Movie |
Joseph Quinney |
Under Your Hat |
1940 |
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Jack Millett |
Queen of Crime |
1938 |
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Inspector Mike Pemberton |
Gaiety Girls |
1937 |
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Rene Martin |
Take My Tip |
1937 |
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Lord George Pilkington |
Jack of All Trades |
1936 |
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Jack Warrender |
Alias Bulldog Drummond |
1935 |
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Jack Pennington |
The Camels Are Coming |
1934 |
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Jack Campbell |
Jack Ahoy |
1934 |
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Jack Ponsonby |
Falling for You |
1933/I |
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Jack Hazeldon |
A Blonde Dream |
1932 |
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Willie I |
Love on Wheels |
1932 |
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Fred Hopkins |
Night and Day |
1932 |
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Jack Brown |
The Office Girl |
1931 |
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Herr Hasel |
The Ghost Train |
1931 |
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Teddy Deakin |
Writer
Writer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Dead by Morning |
1955 |
uncredited |
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Gay's the Word |
1952 |
TV Movie based on an idea by |
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The Golden Year |
1951 |
TV Movie |
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Cinderella |
1950 |
TV Movie devised by |
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Here Come the Boys |
1950 |
TV Mini-Series sketches - 1 episode |
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Her Excellency |
1949 |
TV Movie television adaptation |
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Under the Counter |
1949 |
TV Movie adaptation for television |
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Hulbert Follies |
1948 |
TV Series devised by - 6 episodes |
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Under Your Hat |
1940 |
play |
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Queen of Crime |
1938 |
dialogue |
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Take My Tip |
1937 |
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Jack of All Trades |
1936 |
dialogue |
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Alias Bulldog Drummond |
1935 |
idea and screenplay |
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The Camels Are Coming |
1934 |
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Jack Ahoy |
1934 |
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Falling for You |
1933/I |
screenplay |
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The Woman in Command |
1933 |
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A Blonde Dream |
1932 |
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Night and Day |
1932 |
story |
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Producer
Producer
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Cicely Courtneidge Show |
1950 |
TV Movie producer |
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Here Come the Boys |
1948-1950 |
TV Mini-Series production producer - 3 episodes |
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Dick Whittington |
1949 |
TV Movie producer |
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Her Excellency |
1949 |
TV Movie television producer |
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Under the Counter |
1949 |
TV Movie producer: theatre production |
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Hulbert Follies |
1948 |
TV Series producer - 6 episodes |
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Under Your Hat |
1940 |
producer |
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The Golden Year |
1951 |
TV Movie producer |
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Cinderella |
1950 |
TV Movie producer |
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Soundtrack
Soundtrack
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Under Your Hat |
1940 |
performer: "I Won't Conga", "Keep It Under Your Hat", "Tiger Rag" uncredited |
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Jack of All Trades |
1936 |
performer: "Tap Your Tootsies", "You're Sweeter Than You Thought You Were", "Where There's You, There's Me" |
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The Camels Are Coming |
1934 |
performer: "Who's Been Polishing the Sun?", "JB Tune" uncredited |
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Jack Ahoy |
1934 |
performer: "My Hat's on the Side of My Head" |
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Falling for You |
1933/I |
performer: "You Don't Understand", "Sweep", "Why Has a Cow Got Four Legs" - uncredited |
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A Blonde Dream |
1932 |
performer: "KEEP ON THE BRIGHT SIDE" |
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Night and Day |
1932 |
performer: "The Flies Crawled Up The Window", "I Want To Cling To Ivy", "If You Are Out To Give A Party" |
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Elstree Calling |
1930 |
performer: "The Thought Never Entered My Head", "I Say to You, You Say to Me", "Doubtful Quartet" |
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Her Excellency |
1949 |
TV Movie dances arranged by |
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Here Come the Boys |
1948 |
TV Mini-Series dances arranged by - 2 episodes |
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Jack of All Trades |
1936 |
dance arranger |
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Night and Day |
1932 |
choreographer |
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Director
Director
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Jack of All Trades |
1936 |
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Falling for You |
1933/I |
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Elstree Calling |
1930 |
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Self
Self
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The Curious History of Money |
1969 |
Documentary short |
Commentator (voice) |
Face the Music |
1955 |
TV Series |
Himself |
Variety Parade |
1955 |
TV Series |
Himself |
The Cicely Courtneidge Show |
1950 |
TV Movie |
Himself: Presenter |
Hulbert Follies |
1948 |
TV Series |
Himself |
Elstree Calling |
1930 |
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Himself |
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[Of his career as a dancer] Everything was going splendidly until some chap called Fred Astaire suddenly appeared on the screen. |
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Chiselled chin |
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